Entry requirements for international students
To study at Victoria University (VU) as an international student you must meet academic and English-language requirements.
In some cases, there may be additional or supplementary entry requirements.
English-language tests
You must take a recognised English language test no more than two years before you start your course. If your qualification was mostly taught in English, check the English-language requirements to see if you are eligible for an English-language exemption.
Recognised English-language tests:
- International English Language Testing System (IELTS) academic module
- Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) internet*
- Pearson Test of English (PTE) Academic
- University of Cambridge – Advanced (CAE).
*Applicants to Victoria University must submit a TOEFL IBT report that includes overall and individual band scores presented on the 0–120 scale.
In some cases, we will accept results from tests that are not listed above.
Entry requirements by study level
Each study level has different requirements.
Download our entry requirements guide to check if your qualification meets the international minimum academic requirements for a course:
You can also browse by study level for more details and to find English score requirements:
Additional or supplementary entry requirements
In some cases, courses will require additional requirements for entry to a VU course. You may need to provide information such as:
- proof of work experience
- a portfolio or folio of works
- a police check or working with children check from your usual country of residence
- a supplementary information form.
Review the admission information within a course page to find out if additional or supplementary information is required.
Exchange & study abroad students
To apply for the study abroad or exchange program, you need to have achieved an average of 65% or 2.5 grade point average (on a scale of 4 or equivalent) in your studies.
